Suicide Squad : WQhat was the underlying theme of this film?

What did you take away from this story?

That the people responsible have no talent. That the quality control in Hollywood is very poor and probably a system of nepotism or cronyism rules instead.

That when the black woman calms shoots four of her close human staff in the head because they didn't have clearance but then allows a group of mass murdering psychopaths to go back alive to their cells with time off for good behaviour - that this film makes no sense whatsoever. That when what you do to the Joker (one of the best comic characters there are) makes him one of the most uninteresting things on screen, you really have problems.

You don't think the film itself was trying to impart some sort of lesson about family, or teamwork, or loyalty, or relationships?

um, maybe?

That latinos like to burn *beep* and underneath the skull tattoos they are all softies

Ehhhhhh I'd say this movie is as much about "family, teamwork, loyalty, or relationships" as "Deadpool" was about Cancer.

"Call me Winston."

The only theme I got out of the story is that sometimes you have to fight fire with fire, no matter what consequences lie ahead. But that's just me.

Never watch another DCEU movie again, that's what I learned.

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That there are a lot of sociopaths in that world, and some of them are lucky enough to be given title, respect and money (instead of rotting in jail for their crimes)?